Sentence examples for reformation I from inspiring English sources

I'm a bit of a Trotskyist when it comes to the Reformation: I believe in continual revolution.

"In effect for a period after I was released I was effectively under house arrest and went from friends to friends rather as if I were a recusant priest at the time of the Reformation I suppose, going from safe house to safe house".

I guess I learned at Reformation that I wanted something special.

From Martin Luther's clarion call at the time of the Reformation, "Here I stand, I can do no other," Protestants of all sorts emphasize the free expression of individual rights and conscience.

The reorganization of the percolation network can be related to reformation of (i) the local contact regions between the nanotubes (separated by polymer chains) and (ii) to the reorientation of nanotubes oriented in the shear flow.

I call this species-wide rite of passage the "Evidential Reformation" and I believe it is destined to transform not only the science-and-religion debate and how religious traditions relate to one another, but (even more importantly) how humans relate to the larger body of life.

Elizabeth David wrote that in 1592, some time after the Reformation, Elizabeth I restricted London bakeries from making crossed buns "except it be at burials, or on Friday before Easter, or at Christmas".

With the Reformation Project I want to help create a network working toward tolerance.

Wilberforce (and his friends) did indeed change his times by abolishing the Slave Trade; but he was also simultaneously responsible for the reformation of manners, i.e. to remake England.

The problem with Islam is that it hasn't had a reformation, but when I go around an English cathedral, what do I see but Henry VIII behaving like the Taliban and knocking the heads off statues of the Virgin Mary?

And I know little to nothing about the Reformation, save for anything I've read on Wikipedia that I've long since forgotten.